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Review: Jayde Adams: The Divine Miss Jayde, Soho Theatre
How can someone who worked on the Asda fish counter become a
diva? Be Jayde Adams; a dynamic, feisty, wickedly-funny Bristolian comedian
(and a former Asda wor...
Soho Theatre
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Competition: Win tickets to No Show at Soho Theatre
If circus is your bag then we have a competition that is right up your street. We're giving you a chance to have a pair of tickets to see No Show at the Soho T...
Review: Laura, Soho Theatre
Normally, when a play calls for audience participation, I would kindly decline, tip my hat and moonwalk out of the building. It’s also why I avoid sitting in th...
Review: Cuckoo, The Soho Theatre
Ambitious, infectious, yet seemingly never-ending, Cuckoo is a boiling pot of talent and potential that would have to be subject to a considerable sizing-down b...
Review: Dr Carnesky’s Incredible Bleeding Woman, Soho Theatre
“What if I told you that the origins of all magic, of all ritual, since the beginning of time was menstrual? Would you believe me?” So begins this theatrical...
Cuckoo at the Soho Theatre: “These characters are not narrow souls”
Josephine Balfour Oatts talks to the team behind Cuckoo, Writer, Lisa Carroll and Director Debbie Hannan about gender, 'mythic London' and just wanting people t...